Seagate Discwizard problems

Bombadil · 06. Mar 2009, 01:34 AM

I have installed Seagate Discwizard on 3 PCs to create images of each. The 3 PCs are on a LAN network, but when I installed Discwizard on one of them, which is an old HP 510a, it became disconnected from the network. All 3 have XP Home SP2 and Comodo Firewalls.

I disabled the firewall to see if it reconnected, but it does not make any difference. The only way to have all 3 connected over LAN is to uninstall Discwizard from that 1 PC. Any ideas what might cause that and how to solve it?

Cheers

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clas · 03. May 2009, 02:34 PM

hi, i used seagate disc wizard also and found it way too slow for me. it was taking 1.5 hours to make a clone disc. so i tried macrium reflect free and was really impressed with their tutorials. i had never done an image and restore before but it went flawlessly all thru. the boot cd also was very easy and well explained. i now have macrium set to do a backup image once a week and it always works perfect and only takes maybe 15 minutes to do. seagate was also a real pain to get rid of and took me a while to do that.

06. Mar 2009, 01:34 AM	#1 (permalink)
Bombadil Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 15	Seagate Discwizard problems I have installed Seagate Discwizard on 3 PCs to create images of each. The 3 PCs are on a LAN network, but when I installed Discwizard on one of them, which is an old HP 510a, it became disconnected from the network. All 3 have XP Home SP2 and Comodo Firewalls. I disabled the firewall to see if it reconnected, but it does not make any difference. The only way to have all 3 connected over LAN is to uninstall Discwizard from that 1 PC. Any ideas what might cause that and how to solve it? Cheers ________________________________________ this thread moved here from the Drive Imaging review page

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03. May 2009, 02:34 PM	#2 (permalink)
clas Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: florida Posts: 6	hi, i used seagate disc wizard also and found it way too slow for me. it was taking 1.5 hours to make a clone disc. so i tried macrium reflect free and was really impressed with their tutorials. i had never done an image and restore before but it went flawlessly all thru. the boot cd also was very easy and well explained. i now have macrium set to do a backup image once a week and it always works perfect and only takes maybe 15 minutes to do. seagate was also a real pain to get rid of and took me a while to do that.